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By Myr
Top Read Western Stories since Deep Dive 5 Top 0 Most Read Western - Western - Alternative History Challenge or subvert the traditional conventions of the genre by providing a more nuanced and critical perspective on the historical events and characters. They might question the morality of certain actions or depict Native American perspectives more accurately. No stories Top 0 Most Read Western - Crime Western Combine Western themes with the conventions of mystery- 5 comments
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See, I'm woefully behind in my reading; I'm sure this is meant to mean something ... and, yet, I have no idea what it is that is meant. Is it adjacent to what Karen Pomeroy (Donnie Darko: Teacher; (the always wonderful) Drew Barrymore) said, "... of all the combinations of words in the English language, 'cellar door' is the most beautiful."? That is a conflict of doors (front? - cellar?) (how is that possible ) to ponder (<-- is that 'Western' enough @Headstall, err Gary?) (I feel -
By centexhairysub · Posted
Oh, a few new for me check out.. As always, thanks for the deep dive. -
If you do read the series, I suggest you start with "Sidewinder", then "Larkspur: A Sidewinder Tale", and then "Bearpaw". Or, you can certainly read "Bearpaw" on its own. -
Yes, and I thought I'd included that in my entry, but I must have accidentally deleted in when I was moving things around when I came up with new information. Thanks for pointing that out. Btw, that spelling was inspired by the Lain root word "in grosso". -
By ReaderPaul · Posted
I notice that an archaic form of the word engrossed is spelled "ingrossed," @Bill W. It is considered very archaic and cannot be played in normal rules Scrabble. -
By ReaderPaul · Posted
When I see writers of the caliber of @Headstall, @Comicality, @Andrew Todd, and the others on this list, it is a treat for the literary eyes. Thanks, @Myr. -
I'll have to add this to my TBR pile since it seems to be so well received and I do love a good western. I think I already have the Sidewinder series noted as to be read in the future, but I'll add this one as well. Thanks for the suggestion. -
I do love a good Western so I'll have to put some of these on my ever expanding TBR pile. That list is ever growing. Far too many talented people on this site lol. Congrats to all who made it.
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Just the facts: ENGROSS Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster ENGROSSED Synonyms: 67 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus -
The word "engrossed" traces its roots back to the Old French word "en gros," meaning "in bulk" or "in quantity," which came from the medieval Latin word "in grosso" meaning "Wholesale." Engrossed may have also evolved from the the Anglo-Norman verb "engrosser," which meant to write in large letter or to draft something in its final form, and that came from medieval Latin ingrossare, which meant to thicken or write in a large, thick script. The term evolved to signify complete absorption or de
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